西方古典音乐主要厂牌简介（Brief introduction of Western classical music major label）.doc

西方古典音乐主要厂牌简介（Brief introduction of Western classical music major label） EMI Classics: formerly the founder of the recording industry, the British Gramophone Co founded by Berliner and the British Columbia record company. In 1931, in order to survive in the great depression, the two companies, which were rivals, became one, and annexed some small record companies, forming the biggest record publishing group, EMI. EMI, the predecessor of the British Gramophone Co, uses the name HMV, and the trademark of the British Columbia company is Columbia, which is still used separately after merging into EMI. In postwar Japan and the United States, EMI has been using the Angel (little angel) trademark until 90s until it was unified as EMI Classics. Because of its oldest qualifications, EMI has the largest historical recording database. Here, the most outstanding performers in each period have left a recording, the violinist Chrysler, Adolf bush, Jacques Tibor, Milstein, Xi Heifetz, Menuhin, Ginet Neff, Getty, Oistrakh, Perlman, cellist Casals, Felman, Dupre, Furtwangler, Maestro Tortelier Ethiopia; Klemperer and Karajan, Botticelli Kay, Beecham, Giulini, and Muti, Stockholm, Teng, Jansons, Cortot, Rubenstein, Schnabel, pianist Ripati, Edwin Fisher, C Vasey Vecchi, and Solomon, Jisai metal and singer Caruso, Geely, Chaliapin, Callas, Schwartz Kopf, Kanawa bjorin, etc.. In recent years, it is the introduction of the New South Korean female violinist emerge in an endless stream, Zhang Sarah, female cellist Zhang Hanna, conductor Simon Latrell wilsher, Moss...... The incomparable brilliance of the past has been a perfect continuation of the efforts of the new generation of performers. At present, the great recording series of the century, which is being launched by EMI, is the highlight of the end of the century. The repertoire and version are carefully selected, and the masters are of great value. Sony / CBS:CBS was formerly founded in the last century the United States Columbia Gr